the, the, the, the nation legacy doesn't certainly f officially amended to allow for the development of nuclear weapons. provide service to probably go to the local channels a real fast for me, let me instead of the top of the enrollment is really the city puts in a little link to the bottom full open between the 2 sides and the systematic idea of strikes, lemmings, town, guesting and a legal last semester based on the nations of georgia and as of a job as they reject the western pressure to impose sanctions between the 2. and you cannot make the

good of your company today the link to the global news on a pilot. i'm in this is t international. so it's how a group of a written in m b that requested that the national security council amend the country's military don't think to potentially allow the development of nuclear weapons. my colleagues, roy associate, discuss this issue with all to call us on the bus in it was government says it is and saying in response to rising sweats from israel, we raised the lesson to the supreme national security council of around the 39 m p . 's assign, this is a new issue about the non em piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering. the defense don't treat all islamic around today. unfortunately, the fake and amazon is raging, has no obligation to maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if

a wrong doesn't use execute. the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is preserved . the, the tyrants is in producing it iranian and a piece of coal for revision in your ones and military doctrine. but let me clarify something. first, military doctrine is an umbrella term and it has different aspect. so if this is approved, it could effect different things such as everyone's drove program or miss oral program, or even nuclear program. speaking of nuclear program, iran has time and again said that it's against using or developing the weapons of mass destruction. now it rhonda says that it's ministry doctrine is merely focused on, let's say improving it's the terrace now full this image, raising concerns about one, whether i'm creating the non proliferation treaty for not a member of everyone's parliament's foreign policy. and national security committee

has said that this topic needs to be fixed, you know, approved by the rain in parliament. anything can happen. and the idea of withdrawing from the nonproliferation treaty in line with the defense of the country's national interest is a serious idea. which of course, needs legal approval by the parliament to become operational. regarding us concerned about the runs withdrawal from the n p t treaty. it is due to the fact that the treaty is a commitment not to build nuclear weapons. and when it run withdraws from it, it means that the country will not be committed to this issue. you lose your do you also warrant if israel, there's 2 acts against iran, it will definitely uh receive a very strong response. there is a rising number of people in your one who are calling for, you know, development of nuclear weapons to be used against israel as a deterrent. iran launched a whole bunch of ballistic missiles that israel last week. and despite washington

and tel aviv calling that striking the outright failure, israel is still boeing a response. so my question to my, these is, how is iran clustering itself ahead of this expected retaliation? following that massive missile i was trying against israel. the regime has wrapped up in the threats against your one boeing to retaliate. well, there are lots of the speculations, whether he's really is going to target critical infrastructure inside iran, such as, let's say, power plants or the refineries or even nuclear facilities. however, the one has sent a very strong message to israel, and that is, it's ready for any scenario. nobody had a sent audio. we are prepared for any scenario, any circumstances. our armed forces are completely 100 percent ready. they have detected all necessary targets. we do not follow a policy of war or escalating tensions, but we are prepared in iran. our policy is to stop the conflicts and reach

a fair ceasefire that is accepted by the resistance. so as tensions remain high, different political figures and analysts have war and any further escalations between telephone and tele, vive would definitely put the entire region on the brink of an all out war. in the meantime, your one is ready to defend itself. by all means, this is rob real fast. so what is, is it on is not interested in the war with the box. some of those think the country needs a deterrent to any conflict as a team has nuclear weapons. and is there any gene has proven that they can engage in the genocide, meaning they can kill tens of thousands of people. so when you put these 3 factors

together, you get a huge public opinion impression on the vanity and government that maybe of the country needs to do something because what the other side is doing. and i think the n t, the flip thing, that's fine. you don't really have a lot of public opinion pressured under government and i think the m p is that sent that letters to the reflecting the public opinion impression you've only is not interested in a lot of it. is there any is automatic hands of anybody else? but people, some people that is few that the country needs to create the test to avoid to walk me while it is um, 2 people have been killed in a nolan city until the smyrna, in the time from a nearby leveled them this, these people were

a couple of mile and a woman, they will faithfully wounded by the shrapnel. another 6 table were wounded and taken to a local hospital. one of them is in serious condition, a full size from the emergency response. so it says is adding defense system cannot counter such a massive showing. so whereas on, as it was on it, i know people are saying that we have dire and all i'm in dire and um, it helps, but it's, it's, it's kind of an illusion because the amount of rock is that, keep on coming, non stop it's, it's impossible it's impossible to be say, let's say i was something to my own to evaluate on the goals this place and i was, i used to live in and be with my friends every day. i built it with my father with a bad hands. everything is burned. and the, this is the situation the idea of claims i saw 5,

this law until that committed the fax, ms. wells, the entire build of been around the 19th of gentiles recently lost. i mean from lebanese to think some of them were in deceptive of the thing to come to the boat ride from 11 on the i have conducted at least a 3 strikes on a routes. i will say that was no pri warning for civilians in the city. why is there any flights on the southern level? i'm have been pushing people to move from those regions. northwood to babies, the cities iconic. how about neighborhood one of is was causing problems in the air is remains to be safe for now. the seems to be an easy to locals that about how they are coping with a recent escalation. the palmer is one of the most. i caught a customer told us in areas of the lebanese capital bayers, it was had the arrow of intellectual as rights as painters would gathering. the

coffee's flush offers would come from across the country, checking out the latest fashion. in the boutique shops. it still remains vibrant and busy. however, he is writing from baldwin, law. joy with the city local is trying to continue life as no one on the surface. life seems unchanged. summarize, adjusting to life on the is rose light is one level than the sound of his ready. drones can be heard. menacing the overhead. many have arrived in home from the sounds of the country seeking century and safety street set up. none said he might never see his home and the southern suburbs again failing it has been destroyed during it strikes the oldest. i believe that light is complex. could see the end of each row. if we can see no throws everything, lay out this was the end or piece that i use. it is the end of the that one in middle east

as we finish from a long maybe one year the fuck finish. right. how much is also known as the birthplace of the resistance against is radio occupation in 1992, it was here in the local when p restaurant, the 19 year old college all when shot dead and is ready to come on to offer. you insisted on paying and shackles more than 40 years later, the people of hammer remained defiant with student who sang like many others show the resistance where when saying that despite is wells efforts to subdivision lebanon remains more united than ever before. i do believe it's with us, even though some sacrifices are being made, but after all this, this is em us, you know, sacrifice says has, has to be made in order for us to be victors. and i do believe we will be victors, hopefully one day. whether it's sooner or later we will be bet there's it did make

us more united than we ever have there been. it doesn't matter what sick you are, what religion you believe in. after all, we are leaving ease, you know, no one would accept for this country to be targeted this way. for now, i'm or lane site for relatively speaking, but these right in front of the capital by route continues more than 2000 people have been killed since october the last year. 1.2000000 people have been internally displaced. service is a stretch to capacity, but despite this, the people of hunger remained defiance confident. a victory on a whole pool for an end to war. this is steve sweeney for all t in babies. now these uh before right off the images about how the calls that is offensive southern level, particularly the town of the out on the left side shows the area before the escalation and cross border and facts. on the right, you can see the devastation caused by the asterix. i'm

a lot of about $50000000000.00 of being killed by i b f as size of just is this laurie a warning. you may find the following images distressing. on a level month old baby, andrew awarded to be among those killed in central garza too, is a slight trends for displace families and then they'll see it and they lose refugee comes by. so the idea has been ramping up is a tax full of and cause mandatory situation is the terry 18 by the day, the un relief i'm was agency says intensity operation by the are the air force it to shut down its services. and the only thing that we spoke to the head of the passing and with the authority, he said, is that it has weaponized by critical beetles. in the z was the situation in the gaza strip is unstable. we found that approximately 85 percent of the water facilities have been damaged,

either partially or completely. this is a major factor when it comes to health. there is also a significant problem related to health and the environment, which is the sewage water accumulating in the region. in between houses, there are large pitts filled with sewage water, which poses a direct threat to the lives of palestinian civilians, exposing them to numerous diseases. and there is also an issue of water for consumption. the world health organization has set a minimum standard for the water consumption per individual and gaza. but we are below this minimum standard at the start of the aggression, the amount of water supply to each palestinian citizen dropped to less than 10 meters per person per day. this is absolutely insufficient for the bare minimum of life necessities, the displacements of people and the lack of water have directly effected agriculture and the availability of crops, which has had a huge impact on the palestinian civilians in the region. it seems that the

devastation is systematic, aimed at depriving palestinian civilians of water. it is a systematic will run the levels. and water is one of the tools used to pressure palestinian civilians and force them to lead. humanitarian efforts to provide water must be a top priority. civilians should not be killed through bombings, explosions, and the right. so to other news out of the republic of georgia rejects e u profit to impose sciences i gainst roger. that is the think or apartment condemns the ma. those quote disgusting. the demand put forward in the resolution regarding georgia to establish bilateral sanctions against russia is disgusting. we would have guaranteed to plunge the people in the country into economic collapse and would most likely have put it on the threats of military confrontation. we make whole decisions based on the interest of the georgian people. we must explain to

our partners and our partners must understand that all the decisions of the well being of the country. it seems we get a huge sense of how georgia is feeling under that external influence that's coming from the west side. and this could put a huge amount of pressure. you know, we've seen georgia pass fluids. we some input the west is unhappy about. yeah. and what we've got now is the west, once again wielding the side to you, if you don't do is we say we did a sanction you, we don't like the lowest pass and you go to craigslist. did they make to what they want to georgia? the pos at this pro l g, b, g to law, right? and that's what george's now signed off against it, right? so i signed off on what it sees as a family morals. little this is a little which finds people transitioning from one sex to another. it also binds, gave people transgender people from adult thing children and also nullify same sex marriages in georgia. says this is a morality new. yeah, and this is something the people in its country support and of course georgia dream

which is currently the ruling party has the support of the people that may change in a few weeks. right now it has the support. yeah, yeah, yeah, and so we've got a sense of the west saying we don't like, you know, as will function you, we, we use this willy nilly as we need to, to, whose influence on your country. and it's not just in georgia, but the west is trying to do this. we've heard from as the by john and the last few days. and it's also comes with threats of sanctions from the west because of the russia, like the old to advise you on his friends of the russian refusing to play sanctions on russia. and as a result, it seems to find itself in the crossfire and then getting sanctioned by the us. i just want to bring your statement from the president of as applies on talking specifically about this for a non you me to the political sanctions. have no right to exist at all, especially when these sanctions are illegal and imposed, it is completely unreasonable and selective. therefore,

we categorically oppose all sanctions, and i believe that the international community should consolidate its position. you know, you simply cannot be a friend or an ally of the russian federation. therefore you're a bad person and you must be sentient. yeah, absolutely. and what he was trying to make the point to the fact is how the west uses those sanctions. as of when it needs the country. now for example, back in the early 19 nineties after the end of the certain union at the us section as the vice yonce a decade later as it starts its illegal war and i scanned the stone, i'm, it needs to use as a push on as a transit country lift sanction. okay. yeah. very convenient. and then as it leaves us down to stone and now we'll, we'll see georgia and i was surprised you on as a place you on a particular not doing as it says it's putting the sanctions back on. so you get this sense of how the west uses is as a tool to push countries into doing exactly what it wants them to do. and as the

price on is saying, hey, we're not doing now. all of this worry comes out as the e. u is trying to deal with back who is the energy it needs to win it. so finally, off brushing energy and sees as a by john as being the place. so they can do that with us and they sees the thing, but it will only by the energy from bach with bach, who then looks at releasing prison is that the new seas is being polluted to cool prison. so the demands just never ending. let's just have a listen to what the in you has said as a bunch of this, the you is concerned about the latest detentions in hazard by john, which add to the worrying trend of detentions of independent journalists, human rights, defenders and civil society representative since last year, i mean, as an advisor, i must be serious with this stuff coming out of brussels right now. yeah. really through respectful, it's saying, hey, don't black show us on 2nd beach pointed out these massive temples tendency. it wasn't the ridge of so many and instead of waiting for the results of criminal

cases, investigations and court rulings calls for as or by john to release the accused directly contradict legal procedures amount to interference in the judiciary and go against the values promoted by the european union, regrettably the violation of fundamental rights and freedoms in several e. u. member states, where a political prisoners die in jails due to persecution and where bloody crackdowns occurred during pro test select the yellow vests in new caledonia is a clear example of double standards. e u institutions should end their provocations against, as or by john. seems to me that is another example of southern western countries using sanctions as the global morality police when it suits them. yeah, absolutely, and we have seen that this doesn't work any more, particularly with the global south of global. so finding its voice and finally saying to the west, the ex, colonial power. so this isn't ok, you call coming 12 countries and demand. we do this, you can come in to

a countries increases like 2nd cost citizens and tell us, do as i say know, do is i do. and as a result, we've seen the west losing its influence, particularly across the applicant, continental african countries of turn to places like russia in china to make business deals because they knew they can make those deals as an equal partnership . roles of them being lectured to. and those countries are saying, hey, we are not having any of this, they say the problem and it has a squad mode distances. so from another and to the left federal government in washington by default. it rejected the mas why the international religious freedom commission to designate india as a country of concern, the u. s. c. i r s. as an independent commission that provides policy recommendations to the executive branch, as well as the congress. it's not

a part of the state department or a part of the executive branch, i think, as you know, as after careful review in december of last year, the secretary assess that india did not meet the threshold for designation as a country particular concern. but we continue to carefully monitor religious freedom situation in every country, including india. now there's times off india. so here's where the pool, the law is, or the us stop by interfering in other countries that instead focus on his own problems. our views on the united states commission on international religious freedom are well known. it is a biased organization with a political agenda. it continues to misrepresent facts and petals and motivated narrative about india will reject this malicious report, which only serves to discredit us c r f. further, we would urge us ers to desist from such agenda driven efforts. the u. s. c, r f would also be well advised to utilize its time more productively on addressing

human rights issues in the united states that uphold size of us. so i'm not really just sitting in the face, but for us is and discrimination. and it also says the indian government was present misinformation regarding only just minorities or what was the last commission issued a similar report on and last year with almost i'm going to go contents 4 medium boxes, the 2, but we're also a, i'm cool aid problem. diane says, and this is like, the us is really just freedom commission all use as a political tool, a d, as a disease, said to ask this solver some sort or friend to some on 6 in the united states. only to proceed with a degree to be diary to all us do on to memorize related issues. it does these like it comes from us. you

don't even go back to organizations like the usc audit on said to please the americans with all these and i had started off and the us you know, be the us, you're all been i vision referral on how they're going to be. menu 0 was in us see, believe that religious freedom in their own country is on the scroll. my view is that instead of pointing seeing during the, during the day you as a nice to correct the wrong, it's all for fire. you know, the principal religious liberty and frankly squeaky, this freed this principle is on. 2 on the credit, so i would again say that the board of the us, the out it is based on the real fast. and it's

a totally biased the board and being in doubt haven't rejected the furnace. so let's get out of the an old. so the house in the u. k. has halted the sale of a cold few months go off in the out. i from the indian 5 me committed, it had originally come from in the form for knock, a reconciliation condemns this. inhumane and violent practice were indigenous ancestral human remains continued to be collector's items in the 21st century. these human remains symbolize the violence that the british colonial power unleashed on the nuggets. such auctions continued the policy of dehumanization and colonial violence on the naga people. the auction highlights the impunity, the defendants of european colonizers enjoy as they perpetuate a racist colonial and violent depiction of not people. the option has been received to dig it to a v, but we'll fix it as a society, particularly in not going to end. because this gives it into lots just a matter of cultural sensitivity,

but it's talk reminder of the atrocities committed to being the era of imperial britain. the auction, which was set to take place today has been described as the humanizing, as referred to as a continuation of colonial vidas on the not people. and more than anything it brings back memories of all the naga, people like many as they teach the screen. that's what it means to be on the bridge is going. ringback to the collection and displays of human to me, such as the knock us scouts, what parts of a pool the practice of treating, colonized peoples as curiosities, walter than human beings. these apps would not only disrespectful but also aimed at a searching dominance and control over the colonized. so to do it even today without any regard for the people just shows us another side of britain. and it's in take the space to be with the not got people and it's community as being actively engage in efforts to re petrie it and says for human remains that add to

the forum for now got reconciliation. that was just missing the, it has been a key facilitate to in this ongoing process, emphasizing urgency of making re pets nation a priority and a need for more robust and respectful approach to the needs. and this is why india is extended, stays minister is b, hold to intervene in the meta the news of the proposed auction of naga human remains in the u. k. has been received by all sections in a negative manner, as it is a highly emotional and sacred issue for our people. it has been a traditional custom of out people to give the highest respect and donna, for the remains of the demise to the states. chief minister has also requested the union administer to take up the matter with the high commission in the u. k. to undertake necessary steps and the swan fine opposite auction prides itself on being the only major oaks and house with the team dedicated to african american ox,

their website. they even state to that when you do 20 years. the sales have been followed closely by top, click 2, and 2 rates is around the world. and that's why the knock a human remains a valued at 35024000. you take pounds. and besides the not the scope of the remains of listed in the auction, where from africa, particularly from panini called go, prince of bill, the d. c. and nigeria reports tell us that the 2 schools from congo were ballots on top of each other, which the election is said. we're pull to that to be martha and son. and also, earlier this year it was another u. k. works in house. that was chris to size for selling applicants human remains to the highest bidder, with experts at the time. seeing that it is quite remarkable that in 2024 it is possible for people. in fact, auction houses to profit from selling the body parts of african and indeed,

and the people in the u. k. even to this case, you would also expect to this incident to serve as a wicca pool for international community to address the lingering impacts of colonialism. but this is not the 1st time that the u. k. works in house has done this. they may just remove the items from the sales from like to always do when he met to visa is a stage like this. but a tradeoff. this may tell you something that is valuable in the u. k. works in houses or the whole day for you guys to has a significant nation, celebrates a 62 years, isn't gain independence from breath in mind through the shuffle the repressive colonial rule. thousands of people including international gas gathered for america parade in the town of we'll see a near the border with kenya. they have, i do is the same. i use that as president of the address to the nation. that includes the unity throughout the african confidence we need it is tougher to go

and read it and we need to go for the big a mug. it is all a 2nd fuse for, but nothing can, it's often to go. why does it because you need it for your prosperity. we didn't realize that you covered for this more than words and services. if you looked for the most structurally, i'm strong foundation from the company. that is the models also for organizations. but then credited the protective services of these guy on the, on alex and tablets. so he's in the late 19791962 independence riley slipped across africa lot. there was itself in government. these are and what was the east african nation achieve full 70 he's gotten his high commission and since i've, i've got, i'm boss of the pool. the moodle, the continent is bouncing back from his colonial buttons, but it still remains affected. the few glenda is quite similar

to the story of many of the countries on the continent where the political independence uh, was a cheap but the same work. and, and that the legal, uh, uh, the legal framework for delivering these political independence uh, made it difficult for us to also have economic independence and be able to have a voice. uh, uh, being on the, on the international scene. and so it is just about the time that we uh now relooking the meeting, i would say let's do the tool speak of independence because the independence we, we, we, we as thoughtful was independence of every c.